Facility Amenities: 90 acre multi-use sports development…read morefacility 2 FieldTurf Synthetic Fields (120 X 75 yds) with Championship Bleacher seating for 250 on each field 3 fully irrigated Bermuda T-10 Grass Fields (120 X 75 yds) 1 practice field All game fields have a state-of-the-art drainage system filtering back into an Irrigation Pond with a scenic fountain Musco Sports Lighting on all game fields Carter Bank & Trust Pavilion with meeting space and restrooms Full service Concessions Building (550 sq. ft.) Benny Summerlin Legacy Courtyard 2 picnic pavilions Open air picnic areas Upper strength and core building Evos Playground on synthetic play surface Paved, scenic walking paths Smith River access point Hiking trails along the Smith River Cross Country / 5K Course Field Sports: Soccer Field Hockey Lacrosse Football Flag Football Ultimate Frisbee T-Ball Cross Country Dog Rules: The Smith River Sports Complex is a dog-friendly park. However, dogs must be under complete and immediate control of owners at all times and must be on a leash no longer than 8 feet. Owners are responsible for removing dog waste. Litter bags are available for guests throughout the facility or at the concession stand. Animals, except Service Animals as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act, are not permitted on synthetic turf fields, playground or spectator bleachers. Hours of Operation: The Smith River Sports Complex opens at 7 a.m. and closes at dusk every day. The complex will stay open after dusk if an event is going on. We are open year round even on holidays. We will close the complex if weather provides a dangerous environment. Any vehicles left in the parking lot after dusk or when an event is finished will be locked in until we open the next day.

this is a very beautiful complex. There is a concession stand and restrooms and a lot of…read morewell-maintained grounds. plenty of stadium seating at the fields.

Crossfit 276 is my go to workout when I'm in my hometown of Martinsville,VA. Crossfit 276 is a…read morelocal business owned by three amazing, motivating, and driven natives of the area. Form is of great importance to these individuals so if you're a beginner, form is addressed before lifting any type of weight. This box is not intimidating at all and they make you feel like family. The workouts are challenging and the members challenge each other to take beat their personal best. The only person that you compete with is yourself. I encourage you to check out this establishment the next time you're in Martinsville, Va.

Great atmosphere! The bigger name studios have nothing on Cyndi and her professional staff. Small…read morebut an intimate, personalized experience for any level. They have everything you need, just give them a try. Finally hot yoga is back!!

Wow, what an experience. Lanes are cheapest prices I've ever seen, they have great deals on beer…read moreall week. And somehow they have the best bbq I've had in this part of VA, at a BOWLING ALLEY! Check this place out if you're looking for a fun night with great food. Also I normally hate hush puppies, but this is the first place I've asked for more of them.

Very nice and helpful staff. Willing to help everyone, even the most beginner level bowler.read more

Fairystone, VA State Park is my 32nd VA State Park. This is…read moreone of my favorites! I booked a really nice Yurt for two nights. Has outside electrical and outside water pump. Restroom is a short walk away. The whole backside was open land. The whole left side was wooded. There was a picnic table, fire ring and another water source there as well as a small 4 seat wooden table on my wrap around porch! It was perfect. The trails were quite strenuous at times. Its rocky and steep! I took a 9 mile trail, linking trails together to tackle the Little Mountain Falls Trail. Beautiful views. Sunday morning I was on top of the mountain by 10am! Wooo. My pictures won't show the beauty that it was...but I was in love. Sitting on the porch with my binoculars.. I spotted a big, red headed wood pecker just having a blast out there pecking around. So many birds out there. It was very relaxing. - I brought my iron skillet and cooked up some salmon, zucchini and the $0.97 small cup of mac and cheese from Walmart! Fabulous dinner the first night. - I didn't, however go the "beach" or kayak. The roped off beach section, isn't the same w/o kids but I should have gone kayaking. So much to do. This VA State Park is one of my top 4, so far.

No obvious etymology for this fancifully named park appeared during my visit. It isn't among the…read moretop VA state parks in terms of natural splendor, but it has several trails, a lake, abundant camping facilities, and plenty to offer for one who is in the area. Like most VA state parks, they do a cash self-pay entrance, so you would either want to have an annual pass or some small bills. Cell reception was quite limited for me in this remote area, which may be what you want out of coming to a park.

A small park with plenty to do…read more There is a 2 mile pleasant trail by the ranger station. This trail passes by a little stream. Also by the ranger station is a medium sized pond/ lake for fishing, bathrooms, shelters that people can rent out, and grills. The waterfall at Mayo River State Park is a short drive north that shares a border with Virginia. It is a different location but very worth traveling to. Each locations have very small parking lots.

Went here for a guided fishing session and it was amazing! Ranger reynolds was great in showing us…read morehow to fish and introduced me to a great activity. I caught a boue gill and i am awesome! There is so mych more here and i am looking forward to exploring more

This park was on a one-way road. It is receded from the main streets in this hilly area and feels a…read morebit private. There was a skate park, picnic area, and a few other amenities. The road was dodgy and the trash not picked up. The place seemed like it would benefit from better care. It is a free green space, which is always a good thing.

Very, very nice park that you might not notice so much from the main road (Church Street). We went…read moreon a group hike that included a leg through this park in February of 2017 and it was very pretty. There is a skate park and a disc golf course in this park as well as a large pavilion. There are (steep) steps up to the road just behind the Virginia Museum of Natural History. The actual hiking path is rather steep also. In our group, those that could not manage a steep hike used the pave roads to cover the same distance.

My fiancé and I had a wonderful time if it would've not rained the whole time we could've been able…read moreto swim.

We stayed at campsite 39 from Sunday to Monday, so we had the place ourselves from Sunday afternoon…read morethrough Monday morning. Well-appointed tent sites w/overlooks through the woods down to the lake w/a picnic table & trash hook, prkg for multiple vehicles , and a fire pit w/room for tents of any size and chairs/hammocks. Easy walk to the restrooms/showers & they have a ranger that makes rounds throughout the day/nite. Super easy drive to the lake for kayak put-in and swimming section. Very clean, safe and a great price!